Usually these don't leak, but my little one sometimes resists wearing them because they are rather thick. I prefer them because they can handle a good amount of - you know - but sometimes wish they were more like underwear, but that would be challenging, I am sure!

We have a 2 1/2 year old son who has been waking up soaking in the mornings with regular diapers. The diapers seem to be leaking around the top of the diaper since his pants are dry but his shirt is soaked. We tried different sizes and different types of diapers in the Pampers brand. This was our last hope before trying a different brand. These worked! I like that the band is elastic on top and no Velcro. There seems to be a tight enough seal so he doesn't leak from the top. I also like that I can just tear the sides to take it off. So far it seems to be absorbent enough at night. They are a little too expensive to use for this stage of potty training, so we are only using them at night. Please do not change this diaper.

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When my first child transitioned into potty training, I used Pampers Easy Ups. They have an easy open side to make accident removal easy on parent. They have a very flexible waist band to come up and down easily for the child also. Children love the fun Thomas the Train characters printed on them. I find they absorb effectively enough for day or night use. If you are beginning potty training Easy ups are a must. Girls Easy Ups feature Dora, I believe.

These are so much easier than rubber pants and training underpants from 30 years ago.. I haven't had to wash anything out yeah! The wetness indicator is pure genius. Just started training and already head of the game thanks once again to Pampers. The price is a little high but guess have to deal with it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are good for toddlers who have outgrown diapers, or are becoming more independent. I have not used them for potty training much as we use a bare bottom approach, but these are great for when we are out and about or even when my child was very ill and couldn't get up to use the bathroom. They are not nearly as absorbent as diapers, but that is expected with any training pant. Cute designs too!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pampers pull-ups are by far the best brand on the market. We did prefer the previous side panels over the current. When pulling the new pull-ups down, it's very easy for them to tear which leads to using more pull-ups than necessary.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] first let me say that we really do love these but there is one major flaw in them that I think Pampers could easily fix. They are way too thick and bulky! The pampers diapers are thin and soft and these are thick and heavy. Why??? I'snt the idea to make them feel more like underwear and less like a diaper? That being said they are otherwise soft and fit well, they never leak at night which is when we use them but they need to be thinner and less bulky. They DO NOT help potty train.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was for my son. The stretchy waist was easy for him to pull them up and down. There were no leaks. They were a little tight around the butt, but that was because I should have gotten him a 4, they grow so quickly. I could not find any cons . They fit him like big boy underwear would. There is one con and that is price. Sometimes when it is tight that week which lately it has been, I have to go with a competitor because of price. There were no leaks like other brands , no bulking or bulgy look like when wearing a diaper. You could not tell that he was wearing a pull up , and it did not leak on his clothes and was easy for him to use without my help .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the Pampers Easy Ups. They are FAR better than Huggies Pull-Ups! I like the stretch sides that are tight-fitting but also comfortable for my son. The absorbency is so much better as well. I haven't had one issue with leaking. My son has gotten a little too comfortable in them, though, as he now has no interest in potty training because he gets to wear "big boy pants" but he can still potty in them! We're slow starting on the potty training, haha.